Email Author Steven Leigh Morris
A couple of random observations on local theater in 2007. The Valley is rising, and so are the beaches, to a lesser extent. A trend has been... More >>
In the quiet, outer reaches of Burbank on Victory Boulevard stands the Victory Theatre Center, which, since 1979, has been staging all manner... More >>
At a late-summer shoot for season two of the HGTV reality series Living With Ed, über-eco-meister Ed Begley and his wife... More >>
In Wendy Graf’s play Lessons, presented by West Coast Jewish Theatre and The Group at Strasberg in West Hollywood, Ruth (Larissa... More >>
Until A Noise Within’s delightful revival of J.M. Barrie’s little-known 1917 play, Dear Brutus (now playing through... More >>
Playwright-director César Brie and the Teatro de los Andes theater company from Bolivia have based their performance piece on a series of... More >>
ON FRIDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER 26, following the performance of Frank Condon and Ron Sossi’s docudrama, The Chicago Conspiracy... More >>
In her weekly Sunday-night standup show, The Complexities of Purchasing a Poodle Pillow, at the Steve Allen Theater, Mary Lynn Rajskub... More >>
In her weekly Sunday-night standup show, The Complexities of Purchasing a Poodle Pillow, at the Steve Allen Theater, Mary Lynn... More >>
On opening night of The Chicago Conspiracy Trial at the Odyssey Theatre, one of the actors was running late from a freeway closure, so... More >>
Anton Chekhov must have known, on seeing his first major play, The Seagull, produced in Russia in 1896, that when his character... More >>
I know people who have returned euphoric from Poland’s Auschwitz museum after witnessing the gaping contradiction between the bucolic... More >>
If you’re a fan of perspective, there’s a fire trail in the Hollywood Hills that’s actually legal to hike on, and from which... More >>
At the checkout line in the Hollywood Gelson’s, a woman in front of me watched the checker scan her small plastic tub containing four or... More >>
Borders and Dalton are fine as bookstores go — fresh-scrubbed, vacuumed and disinfected shrines to best-sellers and rock celebs. But... More >>
In December 2004, Vicky Featherstone, newly appointed artistic director of the just-established National Theatre of Scotland, asked Scottish... More >>
WAY BACK IN AN EARLIER century — I’m talking, like, 1992 — camp was rolling across international stages in... More >>
Last year, my next-door neighbor Natasha rescued a young brown chicken stranded in traffic on Wilshire Boulevard. It was this bird that brought... More >>
Darius Ever Truly, who played Bobby Seale in Odyssey Theatre Ensemble's stage production of The Chicago Conspiracy Trial, was fatally stabbed last Saturday morning after a Halloween party. Police ha... More >>
GO ALL ABOUT WALKEN So these eight Christopher Walken impersonators glide onstage, strutting and yowling and wearing bad wigs. Most are decent... More >>
“I can’t walk by a street performer and not give them money — we came from the streets, and one must always remember where... More >>
Excuse me for remounting the old “L.A. is a theater town — really!” warhorse that observers who’ve been here for a... More >>
AFTER WORLD WAR II, the city of Los Angeles figured it would be a swell idea to provide incentives to the local tire industry by... More >>
Investment banker Ben Jacobson, played by lanky Ross Benjamin in the West Coast premiere of Daniel Goldfarb’s Modern Orthodox (at... More >>
Like a performance-art cousin of Cornerstone Theatre Company, TeAda Productions goes inside communities and gathers stories for theatrical... More >>
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